Serious heat issue with small turbo and 00 motor
09-28-2012, 10:05 PM
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You're running CA 91 and 12.5 afr and breathing through a teeny 2554 and wondering what's wrong? LOL
What was the timing at peak boost?
While the 2554 and log mani is small and restrictive, neither are that small or restrictive that you can't run 7psi with them efficiently.
What was the timing at peak boost?
While the 2554 and log mani is small and restrictive, neither are that small or restrictive that you can't run 7psi with them efficiently.
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09-29-2012, 10:28 PM
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At WOT then? Is that what you're asking? I'm going to give you a stupid answer because i feel you, and everyone here asks questions without enough information that it leaves me to fill in the blanks.
Want to see my ignition map?? At 100kpa i'm around 27*ish above 3000rpm.
Want to see my ignition map?? At 100kpa i'm around 27*ish above 3000rpm.
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09-30-2012, 09:55 AM
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I also shoot for 12:1 under boost. Running the emb though, my timing numbers probably won't make much sense to you standalone guys. I have 9.5:1 comp ratio too, but we get 93 octane in Michigan so that probably helps.
From 6k rpm to redline, I start adding timing back in. I can definitely feel a power difference between tuning 11:1 vs 12:1. This is a street car though so it's tuned fairly aggressively because I spend little time in boost.
From 6k rpm to redline, I start adding timing back in. I can definitely feel a power difference between tuning 11:1 vs 12:1. This is a street car though so it's tuned fairly aggressively because I spend little time in boost.
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09-30-2012, 05:55 PM
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How ******* hard was that?
"how much timing do you run" is a stupid question that has a ton of different answers.
I don't know if he meant at idle, or cruise or what the **** it means? We're diagnosing a heat issue, obviously if OP had an issue at WOT all the time i'd take a guess at what the question meant. But he is not, that's why asking what i run at WOT irrelevant.
Unless "how much timing you running" somehow automatically means "@WOT" then i'll say this again. Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer. **** happens to much around here.
... Or, ask a simple question get a ridiculous complicated answer.
"how much timing do you run" is a stupid question that has a ton of different answers.
I don't know if he meant at idle, or cruise or what the **** it means? We're diagnosing a heat issue, obviously if OP had an issue at WOT all the time i'd take a guess at what the question meant. But he is not, that's why asking what i run at WOT irrelevant.
Unless "how much timing you running" somehow automatically means "@WOT" then i'll say this again. Ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer. **** happens to much around here.
... Or, ask a simple question get a ridiculous complicated answer.
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09-30-2012, 06:37 PM
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This thread is going full retard....Yet again.
When someone asks how much timing you're running, if you need clarification that they mean "At peak boost" and not at idle, you are just as ******* stupid as the person phrasing that vague of a question.
This really isn't rocket science.
When someone asks how much timing you're running, if you need clarification that they mean "At peak boost" and not at idle, you are just as ******* stupid as the person phrasing that vague of a question.
This really isn't rocket science.
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